typifies in English

verb

1

be characteristic or a representative example of.

tough, low-lying vegetation typifies this arctic area

synonyms: epitomize, exemplify, characterize, be representative of, personify, embody, be emblematic of

verb

epitomize, exemplify, characterize, be representative of, personify, embody, be emblematic of
symbolize, stand for, represent
epitomize

Use "typifies" in a sentence

1. Phyllis typifies suburban housewives.

2. He typifies the uncompromising reformer.

3. 6 The peacock typifies pride.

4. She typifies the bored housewife.

5. 3 He typifies the uncompromising reformer.

6. A spectrum of Cytological findings typifies aspirates of CP

7. Now a millionaire, he typifies the self-made man.

8. The shoe - shine boy who becomes a millionaire typifies the American Dream.

9. The distinct grill cooking, typifies the health - consciousness , meticulousness and artistry of classic French food.

10. The type of ownership of land and of urban accommodation is another factor which typifies urban poverty.

11. With her cropped hair and and her mannish clothes, she typifies the sort of feminist often feared by men.

12. The process of reproduction is still conspicuously missing from most discussions of economic affairs, as the following passage typifies.

13. Perhaps the reason we respond so universally to our mothers’ love is because it typifies the love of our Savior.

14. The style in Algerian typifies the writing on signs in Spain and countries on the north coast of Africa, possibly reflecting the influence of Arabic calligraphers and signmakers.

15. With this kind of activism, and community investment that typifies the black barbershop, of course the barbershop is a perfect place to talk about high blood pressure and other health concerns in the community.

16. The Technology of Axonometry in 1960s Britain: Kenneth Frampton and Peter Eisenman Sally Farrah University of Western Australia Abstract The Bauhaus schoolÕs utilisation of both the model medium and axonometric projection in the early-twentieth century perhaps best typifies the historical links between technology, rationalisation, and representational techniques.

17. Liber Bathyal includes for the first time the complete ontology of the Temple of THEM – and a full explanation of the symbolism of the Thrasz (including the complex Aeurekanequeo that is the esoteric heart of THEM designed to replace the Tree of Wyrd) and an in-depth analysis of Form and how it typifies the key principles of our understanding.